Construction projectL2B Shelved

Island View Precinct

DurbanCommercialised State
PPA 29631Published 9 December 2022Updated 22 June 2023

Project overview

About this development

Expansion of the Island View precinct in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal. The scope of work comprises the upgrading of the cruise terminal, automotive terminal, multi-purpose terminal point container terminal, and entrance channel widening, and deepening, pier 2 berth deepening, Bayhead and Langeberg roads upgrade, Maydon wharf channel deepening, dry dock, Maydon wharf container terminal, Island View dig out, pier 1 container terminal expansion. The GPS coordinates are: -29.88778869999999; 31.0406769

Project at a glance

Island View Precinct is located in Durban. The project is classified in the Commercialised State sector. Its current recorded stage is L2B Shelved. The recorded project value is R 200 Million+.

Key information

Project facts

Location
Durban
Sector
Commercialised State
Project stage
L2B Shelved
Project value
R 200 Million+

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Where is Island View Precinct located?

Island View Precinct is recorded as being located in Durban.

What stage is Island View Precinct at?

The current recorded project stage is L2B Shelved. Project information may change as new research becomes available.

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